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1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass S Convertible Two Owner Survivor Condition on 2040-cars

US $14,000.00
Year:1969 Mileage:98083
Location:

Farmingville, New York, United States

Farmingville, New York, United States

Two Owner 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass S Convertible, 98K Original Miles, V8, Auto, A/C, P/S, P/B, Buckets & Console, AM/FM With Original Spring Loaded Antenna

Power Top w/ Glass Window, Original Top Boot, 100% Complete, Engine Runs Great, Drives and Stops, In Survivor Condition

2 Spd Replaced with R/B Turbo 400, Orig Shifter Converted To 3 Speed, Replaced Trans Mount & Parking Brake Cables, Added B&M Trans Cooler & Custom Driveshaft

Full Set Of Auto-Meter Gauges With In Dash Tach, Newer Battery and Tray, Carpet and Mats, Matching Pass Side Mirror, Pertronix Ignition & Coil, Radiator, Hoses and Belts 

Solid Floors, Trunk, Firewall and Rockers, Dealer Undercoated When New (On Bill Of Sale)

Documentation Includes: Original Bill of Sale and Deposit Receipt, Protect-O-Plate, Owners Manual, Build Sheet and Original Owners Maintenance Records

The Car Has Been Used Under 100 Miles In The Last 7 Years But Has Been Kept Running, Registered and Insured.

It Will Need Some Front End Work and The Brakes Should Be Gone Through Before Driving It, Will Also Need The A/C Charged

It Has Little Rust and is an Extremely Solid 44 Year Old Car. The Car Has Always Been Garaged. It Does Have Some Body Work, Dings, Scrapes, Scratches and Paint Wear.  

All The Removed Original and a Few Extra Parts Go With It. Also There Are Some Other Items Available For Extra Cost That Were Purchased For This Car. 

There Will Be A Nonrefundable $500 Pay Pal Deposit Due At Time Of Sale With The Balance Due In Cash Within Seven (7) Business Days

This Is A Cash Sale ONLY At The Vehicle Location Farmingville, NY 11738. No Shipping Is Available. Transportation Is Solely The Buyers Responsibility   

Car Sold As Is - NO Warranty is Expressed or Implied

Car Is For Sale Locally And I Reserve The Right To End This Ad Early

Please Feel Free To Ask Questions. I Have Owned This Car For 14 Years And Know Everything About It

 

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